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Cracking the Coding Interview (6th edition) Python Solutions

Existing Python solutions can be found officially here and user-created here

Current progress

Nr.	Chapter	Done	Total	Ommited	Notes
1	Array and String	9	9
2	Linked Lists	8	8
3	Stacks and Queues	6	6	1
4	Trees and Graphs	12	12
5	Bit Manipulation	8	8
6	Math and Logic Puzzles	10	10	4
7	OO Design	0	12
8	Recursion and DP	14	14
9	System Design	0	8		See the System Design Primer
10	Sorting and Searching	9	11	1
11	Testing	4	6	4
12	C/C++	11	11	11
13	Java	0	8
14	Databases	0	7
15	Threads and Locks	0	7
16	Moderate	26	26	1
17	Hard	26	26

Running the solutions

For convenience, the project has a setup.py that specifies a package, for local path resolving.
This can be installed locally in the python (virtual)environment by using:

pip install -e .

Problems can be run by running the file, most should have a main method with some sample input, e.g. :

python p16_20.py

Some highlights

Langton's ant (Chapter 16, Problem 22)

Result pattern

An interesting example of emergent patterns from simple rules. Raise the number of iterations in the code to see more of the "highway" form.
For more information, check the wikipedia link.

Tree visualising in VS Code

Example tree

This requires graphviz to be installed locally and the extension added to VS Code.
The one used in the screenshot above can be found here.